Tehran-Sana
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian affirmed his country's seriousness to negotiate and reach an agreement on its nuclear program to ensure the interests of the Iranian people and to abolish the US-Western embargo.
In a video message explaining the performance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the foreign policy apparatus during the past 100 days, Abdullahian said, according to what was reported by IRNA, “One of the topics that the diplomatic apparatus has been interested in during the last period is the issue of the nuclear agreement, the Vienna negotiations, dealing and cooperation within the framework of the rights and interests of the Iranian people and the International Agency.” for atomic energy.
Abdullahian added, "We have provided all the necessary premises in case the other parties return to their full commitments, in order to reach a good and quick agreement, and we announced our positions and demands in continuation of the previous talks, as we explained the document related to the nuclear agreement as well as the UN Security Council resolution."
Abdullahian clarified that Iran's clear and clear vision is that the rights and interests of the Iranian people must be guaranteed at the negotiating table and all embargoes must be abolished, expressing his hope that major, successful and advanced steps will be taken within the framework of the Vienna talks.
Abdullahian stressed that Iran will not be idly by, and it will have different options before it, and it will start working from the option of dialogue and negotiation in Vienna, and it is serious about negotiating and reaching an agreement.
